News

September 13, 2023

• Bonaire Primary School Recognized as a Model Professional Learning Community at Work School

• Opportunity for Contractors to Learn about Permitting Process in Macon

• Georgia Leads in Food Processing, Beverage Manufacturing

• Gov. Kemp Announces Gas Tax Suspension As Georgians Face Sustained Inflation

• UPS Says New Contract with Teamsters to Increase Cost at 3.3%

• Georgia Among Top Ten States Most-Stressed About Work, Study Reveals

• University System of Georgia in FY2023 Awards Another Record Number of Degrees

• Georgians Puzzled Over Pickleball

• Smash Mouth Still Playing Georgia National Fair After Death of Founding Vocalist

• Public Service Commissioners Announce Recycling Contest for Students Throughout Georgia

• Global Employer Hiring Outlooks Hold Steady for Q4

• Buyers are Seeing More Options as Housing Market Hits its Late-summer Slowdown

September 12, 2023

• City of Gray Hopes Wastewater Treatment Expansion Will Bring More Businesses and Homes

• Unit Climate Surveys Begin with New Management

• GCSU Gets Research Grant to Launch Solar Power Certificate Program

• Maconites Skeptical but Hopeful Over New Ordinance that Moves Bar Closing Time Up

• Despite Impacts from Idalia, Georgia Could Bring in a Big Crop of Pecans this Year

• Mercer University One of Princeton Review’s ‘Best Colleges’

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Drop

• Tort Reform Fight Returning to General Assembly

• New Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee on Sustainable Economic Development Announced

• Georgia-Pacific Introduces EarthKraft Recyclable Unpadded Mailers

• In Georgia, a ‘True Southern Masterpiece’ Is Aiming for a Record Price

• U.S. Sens. McConnell & Manchin to Speak at Isakson Symposium on Political Civility

• Georgia DOT Accepting Applications for 2023 Roadside Enhancement & Beautification Council Grant Program

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